Steve Provizer
Host Deanna Costa interviews Fuse contributor Steve Provizer about his latest pieces for the magazine.
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Trumpeter Doc Severinsen had the right combination of talent and showmanship to reach and stay in the spotlight, and he adjusted the pieces of his life to maintain his singular place.
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This recording displays a mastery of the techniques of the jazz vocal group genre.
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In the end, The Trial of the Chicago 7 strikes a reasonable balance between historical document and cinematic art.
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In no way was the recognition that Ira Sullivan received commensurate with his skill.
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Of all the musicians who were harbingers of change, none has had the long-term influence on young musicians that John Coltrane has had.
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There’s a larger story to tell about black composers and musicians breaking into the film and TV business, but its only lightly touched on here.
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Will attendees of Jurassic Quest “have a dino-mite time!”? Who knows? But the event will look mighty attractive to parents who havee been stuck in the house with kids who are driving them to distraction.
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Arts Fuse jazz critics offer their favorite performances from the Bird.
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Jazz Commentary: Louis Armstrong as Negotiator
Throughout much of his career, Louis Armstrong negotiated a balance between being a “popular” artist and a jazz artist.
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